Vermont U.S. Citizenship Test Prep Guide
Use this Vermont study plan to rehearse spoken civics answers, find your address-specific U.S. Representative, and prepare for the naturalization interview.
Officials verified October 9, 2026.
Governor, U.S. Senators & Capital
- Governor
- Phil Scott
- U.S. Senators
- Bernie Sanders and Peter Welch
You only need to name ONE of them on the test. - Capital
- Montpelier
U.S. Representative
Your U.S. Representative depends on your home address in Vermont. Do not use a statewide representative. Look up your exact Representative by zip code at house.gov.
Practice saying:
- The Governor of Vermont is Phil Scott.
- Vermont's two U.S. Senators are Bernie Sanders and Peter Welch.
- The capital of Vermont is Montpelier.
Your Vermont Preparation Plan
- Review these current Vermont answers shortly before your interview.
- Practice the national civics question bank.
- Rehearse spoken N-400 and civics answers.
- Confirm election-sensitive answers before your appointment.
Relevant Study Links
- Full 128 Civics Questions Practice
- Current Vermont Citizenship Test Answers
- Officer Marcus Interview Simulator
Vermont Citizenship Test - Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the Governor of Vermont?
As of October 9, 2026, the Governor of Vermont is Phil Scott. Check for updates before your interview.
Who are the U.S. Senators for Vermont?
As of October 9, 2026, the Senators are Bernie Sanders and Peter Welch. You only need to name one on the test.
What is the capital of Vermont?
The capital of Vermont is Montpelier.
Who is my U.S. Representative in Vermont?
It depends on your exact address in Vermont. Look up your Representative at house.gov.
Do these answers change?
Yes, Governor and Senator answers change after elections. Always double-check before your interview.
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